Two Cards on the Mat
Hello. I have a deck of lightly used Bicycle Supreme Line cards, and when I try to handle two cards as one, it's really obvious that there are two. Any tips? I've tried with several cards, but nothing works. Thanks.
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Hello. I have a deck of lightly used Bicycle Supreme Line cards, and when I try to handle two cards as one, it's really obvious that there are two. Any tips? I've tried with several cards, but nothing works. Thanks.
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Try using some Fournier cards.
This is a single card (left) and a double (right). It doesn't flash too much; you can still spot something, and the deck is well-worn, but I maintain uniformity. What I mean is, I do riffles and so on, so that even when I do palms and crimps, the curvature of the different cards remains consistent.
If the double is two cards facing back-to-back or face-to-face, with the cards' natural curvature, it might be a bit more noticeable. It would be more visible if it's back-to-back because they stick in the center and separate at the corners. However, face-to-face would be less obvious for the same reason.
As they say, Fournier cards are flatter, which can work better for this. This isn't always a good thing, though, because the curvature sometimes helps with finding or creating breaks in face-up cards, which comes in very handy (for example, in effects like Hold the Mayo).
Cheers!
Thanks so much for the replies. I had no idea that was a thing with Bicycle decks. I'll try some others for this! Thanks again!!